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71Winnicott, symbolic play, and other mindsPhilosophical Psychology 24 (5). 2011.In this paper, I will attempt to follow Winnicott's thoughts on the intrinsic connection between symbolic play and the way we understand other minds. Phenomenological, conceptual and empirical difficulties in the account will be presented and taken into consideration. Winnicott's account proves to be a fruitful guide into the issue and can help us clarify impaired symbolic play in autism
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28Self, Narrative, and the Culture of TherapyPhilosophy, Psychiatry, and Psychology 21 (2): 161-163. 2014.
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41Non-Reflective Self-Awareness Towards a Situated AccountJournal of Consciousness Studies 19 (3-4): 3-4. 2012.After some preliminary distinctions, this paper will discuss the merits of higher-order representational theory and same-order theory. A distinction will be introduced between a intrinsic conception of consciousness and a representational variant . It will be argued that the SOIT account of 'non-reflective self-awareness' can be applied to understanding aspects of psychopathology. However, a closer look at specific aspects of schizophrenic experience reveals that we might need to widen the scope…Read more
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